You can get out of debt!

After working for many years in the largest firms of accountants and licensed trustees in insolvency and recovery in Montreal, Nathalie Séguin decided to take a different path and started her own firm as a licensed trustee in insolvency and restructuring.

At N. Séguin Inc., the customer is our priority. We understand your reality and the stress you are experiencing. We work with you as a team to reduce or eliminate your financial burden.

N. Séguin Inc. is the licensed trustee firm in insolvency and restructuring in the greater Montréal area that you can trust.

Over 90% of our customers get out of debt

without losing their assets.

At N. Seguin, Trustee, personal bankruptcy is the last possible solution. Of all of our customers, we have 23% fewer bankruptcies than the average for trustees in Quebec! With a solution such as the consumer proposal, we have the power, as a licensed trustee in insolvency and restructuring, to negotiate with your creditors to reduce your debts very quickly. Some of our customers have seen a reduction of more than 80% of their debts without going bankrupt.

Our goal is to free you from debt quickly with the fewest possible side effects! Our customers leave happy and with their heads held high.

Make an appointment for a free and confidential evaluation by our trustees licensed in insolvency and restructuring in Montreal or at one of our other offices located in Anjou, Brossard, West Island, Laval, Longueuil and St-Jerome.

The consumer proposal allows you to make only one monthly payment without interest to all of your creditors, unlike debt consolidation, which can pay all your debts using a long-term loan with interest.

Too much debt? It’s better to eliminate debts than to borrow any further!

Some people “suffering” from too much debt opt for borrowing from parallel lenders with high interest rates to get out of it. Unfortunately, this only worsens their situation. Others borrow from their relatives to pay their debts and when they can no longer reimburse them, they must go bankrupt. Then they risk losing their property, family and friends.

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What does your credit card really cost?

With a balance of $10,000 on a credit card at an interest rate of 18%, if you pay only the minimum, it will take you nearly 50 years to repay the full amount and you will pay about $30,000 in interest charges.